I firmly believe that the healthiest, most resilient environment and economy are ones that scientifically balance both the needs of the land with the needs of the people living connected to the land.
Bruce Westerman: “I firmly believe that the healthiest, most resilient environment and economy are ones that scientifically balance both…”
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Emphasizes the importance of balancing environmental and economic needs.
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